4.0cm Q. 2: Point charges q=+8.0µC, q2=-2.0µC and q3=+3.0µC are placed at the vertices of a right- angle triangle in vacuum. (a) Calculate the electric field at the midpoint P on the diagonal and express it in vector notations. (b) Calculate the electric potential at point P. q1 q2 3.0cm q3

4.0cm Q. 2: Point charges q=+8.0µC, q2=-2.0µC and q3=+3.0µC are placed at the vertices of a right- angle triangle in vacuum. (a) Calculate the electric field at the midpoint P on the diagonal and express it in vector notations. (b) Calculate the electric potential at point P. q1 q2 3.0cm q3

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